SleekView Charts for YITH WooCommerce Product Bundles
YITH Product Bundles stores bundle definitions as postmeta and writes bundled items into order line meta. SleekView Charts reads those records to chart bundle revenue, top bundles, and item composition.
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Bundle data already runs through the order tables, charts make it visible
YITH WooCommerce Product Bundles defines each bundle as a product with bundled-item postmeta and records the bundled items as line meta on every order that includes one. The default admin treats bundles like any other product on the orders screen, which means questions like "top bundles by revenue" or "which child items move with which bundles" need an export.
SleekView reads wc_orders joined with wc_order_items and wc_order_itemmeta, parses bundled items into columns, and exposes bundle name, child SKUs, and bundle total as chartable fields. Charts then turns those into a Number, Bar, Pie, Area dashboard.
The dashboard answers the operational questions: which bundles drive the most revenue, which child items move with them, and how seasonal the bundle program is. The plugin keeps owning the bundle structure; SleekView Charts visualises the sales picture.
Workflow
From bundled-order lines to chart cards in four steps
Connect the orders dataset
Surface bundle columns
Add four chart cards
Save the dashboard
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from YITH WooCommerce Product Bundles data
Total bundle revenue
Sum(bundle_total)
Top bundles by volume
Count
group by bundle_name
Child item mix
Count
group by child_sku
Bundle revenue per month
Sum(bundle_total)
group by date_paid
Comparison
Default YITH Bundles reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default YITH Bundles admin and WooCommerce reports
- Bundles appear in the orders list like any other product, with no dedicated chart.
- Top bundles by revenue need a custom report or spreadsheet export.
- Child-item composition across orders isn't visualised in the admin.
- Bundle revenue separated from base SKU revenue requires manual work.
- Monthly bundle trends aren't surfaced in the default WP admin.
SleekView Charts
- Reads wc_order_itemmeta directly, so bundle names and child SKUs become columns.
- Group by bundle, child SKU, or order date for any chart card.
- Number cards turn bundle revenue into a single headline KPI.
- Same dataset feeds the SleekView orders Table and operations Kanban.
- Filters carry from view scope to every chart card on the dashboard.
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for YITH WooCommerce Product Bundles
Bundle leaderboard
Horizontal bar by volume keeps the top bundles in front of merchandising every week.
Child-item composition
Pie cards on child SKU show which products earn their place in bundles versus which drag.
Monthly trend area
Area cards on date_paid reveal whether a bundle launch actually moved revenue.
Audience
Who builds YITH Bundles charts dashboards with SleekView
Merchandisers
Top-bundle leaderboard plus child-item mix donut to plan the next launch with hard data.
Finance
Bundle revenue KPI separated from base SKUs, useful when bundles have different margin profiles.
Marketing
Monthly trend area card shows whether a bundle promo moved the needle on category revenue.
The bigger picture
Bundles deserve their own dashboard, not a line in the orders report
Bundles change the economics of a catalog: child SKUs that wouldn't sell alone move because they ship attached to a hero product, and revenue per bundle often differs from the sum of its parts. Default WooCommerce reports treat bundles like any other product, which loses the entire story. SleekView Charts reads the order item meta where YITH records each bundled line and turns it into a dashboard: revenue KPI, leaderboard bar, child-item donut, monthly trend area.
The plugin keeps owning the bundle definition and cart logic; SleekView Charts shows merchandising what the bundle program is actually doing.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for YITH WooCommerce Product Bundles
From wc_order_itemmeta. YITH writes parent bundle name and bundled child SKUs as line meta, which SleekView reads as columns.
Yes. On HPOS the source is wc_orders + wc_order_itemmeta. On legacy stores it's wp_posts + wp_woocommerce_order_itemmeta. Charts don't change.
Yes. Add a view-level filter on bundle name or parent product ID, and every chart card inherits the filter.
The realised price on the bundle line is what SleekView aggregates, so discounted bundle revenue is what shows on the KPI.
Yes. Whatever price the order line actually recorded is the price the chart sums, regardless of how the bundle calculated it at checkout.
No. Charts only render in the admin and read existing tables. Bundle checkout on the storefront keeps running unchanged.
Yes. SleekView exports the underlying view as CSV, with bundle name and child SKUs included for downstream analysis.
No. Bundle configuration, child rules, and pricing stay in the YITH plugin. SleekView Charts adds the analytics surface that's missing.
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